Many teachers love the Talk for Writing approach but do not find it easy to organise all of Pie’s brilliant ideas into a unit of work. It is a challenge! I have been following the TfW approach for many years, and I have spoken at a few of Pie’s national conferences. Over the years, I have organised Pie’s ideas into a three week planning grid. The planning frame attached is not supposed to be prescriptive; it is designed to ‘hold your hand’ while you put a unit together. It is invaluable for teachers new to this approach, but even old-timers like me find the prompts helpful. This planner has been taken on in many schools and you may adapt it for your own use.
This work is designed to support teachers using the TfW approach.
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Shared across all our KS2 team - thank you!
I'm going to be teaching TfW in my new school for the first time and this is going to be incredibly useful when planning. Thank you!
This was so helpful! It really helped break down each section!
So helpful to support planning structure. I will be sharing with staff to support planning our units.
Thank you so much for this resource! I'm a student teacher currently on placement in Year Six and this resource will help me to plan a unit.
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